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Smart cars in a crossroad
The Car: A Rolling Smart Device
2020/10/27
Be it for streaming your favorite music, sending emails or getting real-time information on traffic jams: cars have long since played host to mobile internet—and will continue to via diagnostics, hotspots and ADAS.
Woman using VR goggles
The EU Cybersecurity Act: A Price worth Paying
2020/06/23
With businesses and consumers in Europe facing ever-more sophisticated cyber threats, policy makers are scrambling to ensure there are adequate regulations to help protect them
Interior of autonomous car
The state of automotive only starts with autonomous driving
2020/04/04
Learn how the state of automotive spans a variety of applications, from electrication to in-cabin AI.
View of autonomous vehicle as it interprets street signs
Somewhere between the Flintstones and the Jetsons
2020/04/04
Learn more about developing adaptable automotive automation with Xilinx
Light finding its way through the holes
Li-Fi: IoT at the Speed of Light
By Gerhard Kafka   -   2020/02/19
The optical light communication called Light Fidelity (Li-Fi), using LED-based light sources as data transmitters, offers an alternative to existing technologies such as Wi-Fi and LTE.
Woman using VR goggles
Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Fashion
By Jürgen Kalwa   -   2020/02/19
Designers and manufacturers of men’s and women’s apparel are exploring ways to predict trends faster and more accurately than ever before. They are helped by researchers who are looking for ways to utilize artificial intelligence.
Smart Companies - Formula one driver
Smart Companies: Formula One and Acronis
2020/02/16
Racing drivers and their teams obviously have no time to lose.
Protectionism in IT - Huawei
Protectionism in IT: The Monsters are back
2020/02/16
Since mid-2019, IT has been facing one of the greatest challenges of its history. Perceived threats from rogue states taint the products from their companies.
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Megashifts
2020/02/16
Many of the world’s greatest innovations were born decades, some times centuries, before they eventually swept through society.
Logistic - using robotics to explore a new frontier in the world of autonomy
Logistics: Automating the last 50 Feet
2020/02/16
The last mile of the logistics chain is a huge challenge but the closer you approach your destination, the more complex and expensive it gets.
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Engineering Data – IoT is not for free
2020/02/16
We want to build the best ma chines in the world, but for that we need data.
Brain Computer Interface - Illustration of Brain
Brain–Computer Interfaces: Brainy Connections
2020/02/16
Computers can do many things a lot better than the human brain but there are still tasks we do easily that are impossible for computers to accomplish.
Illustration of a shield
Authentication and Identity Management: About Security and Things
2020/02/16
Strong authentication and identity management will play a crucial role as companies and organizations move toward the goal of a totally connected world.
Augmented Reality - digital revolution
Augmented Reality: Making a MES
2020/02/16
Augmented-Reality (AR) is very much part of the digital revolution in manufacturing.
Urban Robots - illustration of city lights
Urban Robots: Street Smarts
2020/02/15
Technologists and business titans are all pushing the limits of technology in a breathtaking sprint to bring robots to our streets.
Illustration of a girl wearing wireless earbuds
Fitness and Wearables: Smart Buds
2020/02/15
When it comes to valuable real estate on the human body, the ear is the new wrist. Fitness and Wearables are changing.
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IoT Agencies: How to Jump-Start Projects
2020/02/15
Many companies face the challenge of realizing their IoT projects, and agencies can help. Their services range from the examination of the idea to developing the operational prototype.
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LoRa WAN: A Network for Everybody
2020/02/15
Smart Industry sat down with Senet’s president and CEO, Bruce Chatterley, to talk about where he sees LoRa as a connectivity option of preference.
Two miners in a shaft overseeing mining process via tablet
IoT in Mining: Deep Connectivity
2020/02/14
Mining professionals are sitting in an office a thousand kilometers away, relying on IoT sensors, cameras, underground Long-Term Evolution (LTE) networks.
Intelligent Leak Detection - a leaking valve
Intelligent Leak Detection: Plugging the Holes
2020/02/14
Water leaks, even small ones, can add up to large volumes of wasted clean water and – increased costs for property owners.
In AI We Trust
In AI We Trust: When And How Should AI Explain its Decisions?
2020/02/14
As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly makes decisions, there are growing concerns around AI decisions making, and how it reaches its answers.
Cybercrime in space - satellites around the globe
Cybercrime in Space: How Secure Are Satellites?
2020/02/14
Unlike their military counterparts, civilian GNSS systems are vulnerable to jamming and spoofing. Cybercrime in Space must change
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Blockchain Smart Contracts: Mutually Reinforcing Power
2020/02/14
Two young technologies are poised to remake business processes around the globe.
A person holding smartphone that displays a holograph of a brain
AI means Business
2020/02/14
Around the world, artificial intelligence (AI) is almost everywhere.
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Europe Takes the Lead
2020/02/14
Europeans appear to be the only ones willing to tackle the many problems in the digital realm.
A person using smartphone while AI is scanning her face
Biased Algorithms: Can AI be Evil?
2020/02/14
AI needs better data, more data, and, above all, more diverse data.
Illustration of the satellites flying over the Earth
Next-Gen GNSS: Eyes in the Sky
2020/02/14
The European Union (EU) hoped its Galileo satellite navigation system is a step toward satisfying evolving IoT need and enabling manufacturers and developers to create new devices and applications that leverage stronger GNSS signals.
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IIoT: Interview with Professor Dieter Kempf – Germany is Well-positioned
2020/02/14
Smart Industry talked with Professor Dieter Kempf, the president of the German Industrial Association (BDI), about small to medium-sized businesses (Mittelstand) and the race to lead in IIoT.
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Top Down: Why AI Initiatives need CIO support
2020/02/14
Technology is often the backbone of how work gets done and reinforces the company culture.
A person standing in front of the math formulae written on the walls
Risk Thinking in Business Forecasting: Rethinking Risk
2020/02/14
In the age of IoT and AI, the ancient art of predicting the future based on past experience is being replaced by forward-looking strategies and scenarios.
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